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Documents - 100 Which group of people within the encomienda system had the fewest people but most power? Peninsulares (Obviously) …

Documents 200 This image illustrates Peter’s desire for Russia to become…. Westernized/ like the west/ like Europe… (mustacheoed but unbearded- yes but no)

Documents 300 Which vocabulary word is BEST illustrated here. Divine Right

Documents 400 According to this document and your knowledge of mercantilism, who gets the raw materials? Mother Country

Documents 500 Consider the two maps and determine how geography impacted population density of China. Physical Map Population Density People settle near waterways, away from mountains and deserts

Regents Questions 100 Individuals like Galileo believed that knowledge should come from a. the experiences of past civilizations b. experimentation and observation c. emotions and feelings d. the teachings of the catholic church b) Experimentation and observation

Regents Questions 200 Which of the following was characteristic of absolute monarchies in Europe during the 1600 s? a. the hereditary aristocracy used its traditional powers to control politics and the monarch b. mercantilist economies disappeared c. power was centralized by kings d. colonial empires declined and wars of independence increased CHOICE C – And if you got this wrong you’re…

Regents Questions 300 Which statement would an Enlightenment thinker most likely agree with? A. God has chosen all government rulers. B. The power of the government is derived from the governed C. A capitalist economic system is necessary for democracy. D. Independence is built by military might. choice 2 (power to the people!)

Regents Questions 400 Seventeenth-century scholars Galileo Galilei and René Descartes faced serious challenges to their scientific theories because their ideas a. were based on the Bible b. relied only on teachings from non-Christian cultures c. were not supported by scientific investigations d. contradicted traditional medieval European beliefs d) Disagreed with traditional beliefs.

Regents Questions 500 The Puritan Revolution (English Civil War) and the Glorious Revolution are most closely associated with the a. expansion of Papal authority in Rome b. beginning of the Reconquista in Spain c. rise of Parliamentary Democracy in England d. start of the Thirty Years War in Europe C – Parliament gained power, and Parliament members are voted into office…= democracy

Key Terms 100 Type of economic system used by absolute monarchs between 1500 and 1700 s. Mercantili$m

Key Terms 200 Come up with 3 examples of primary sources Diary, journal, photograph, recording, autobiography, anything made by the people you’re studying (artifacts)

Key Terms 300 Describe or recite one of the pieces of advice given to Kings by Nicolo Machiavelli. “The ends justify the means” “Better to be feared than loved” “Politics have no relation to morals”

Key Terms 400 If it were not for this strategy of obtaining new knowledge, we would rarely ever know if new theories were correct. (two words) ___________ Scientific Method

Key Terms 500 -Chinese food in the U. S. -Hip-Hop music in Europe -Enlightenment ideas in the U. S. These are all examples of this vocabulary term… Cultural Diffusion Buddhism

Geography 100 A. Name the continents where the majority of Spanish colonies existed immediately following Columbus’ discovery of the New World. B. You can also tell me what this part of the Spanish speaking world is called (Latinos/Latinas) North and South America / Latin America

Geography 200 The displayed geographic features likely had which affect on the people of that region? Himalaya Mountains A. isolating peoples and cultures B. promoting political reform C. encouraging foreign invasions D. increasing social mobility Sahara Desert Choice A – isolation, which keeps them traditional (unchanged)

Geography 300 Name the two European countries to first lead the way in world exploration (Columbus, Magellan, Vasco De Gama, etc. ) HINT: (Iberian Peninsula) Portugal and Spain

Geography 400 Enlightenment thinkers Rousseau, Montesquieu, and Voltaire were all from this European country. FRANCE

Geography 500 1. Name the first four river valley civilizations Egypt, Mesopotamia (Sumer), India (Harappa), China

People 100 All me! “I am the state” King Louis XIV (14 th)

People 200 “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. ” Whose Enlightenment ideas are expressed in Thomas Jefferson’s above writing? John Locke A. K. A. – J-Locke

People 300 Name the person who said this. . . “Man is born free but everywhere is in chains” Jean Jacques Rousseau

People 400 “The method of free inquiry allows man to expose opinions to public examination, to submit them to evidence, and to keep avenues of investigation open. ” Voltaire

People 500 This Enlightenment thinker would not want the centrality of the government to exist within the control of one man. Montesquieu

Random? 100 Which diagram shows the correct social hierarchy of the Spanish colonial system? A Choice C B C D

Random? 200 Another name for the Enlightenment. _______ HINT for one of the words… Enlightenment philosophers believed people needed to use ____ in order to improve society. Age of Reason

Random? 300 During the Scientific Revolution and Enlightenment when people question “traditional” ideas they are really questioning this. . . The Church

Random? 400 What did the Magna Carta, the English Bill of Rights and the rise of Parliament all have in common? They all limited the power of the king!!!!

Random? 500 Explain in detail 2 reasons European countries like Spain began sending out explorers into the open unknown oceans. 1. Muslims conquered the Byzantine Empire, limited access to Silk Road 2. To obtain goods from Asia directly (cheaper) 3. To spread Christianity (sort of)